Conor McGregor kept Dennis Siver on the end of his punches and kicks, stopping the Russian fighter as widely expected, and then leapt over the UFC’s octagon to confront his next opponent, featherweight champ Jose Aldo.

Well, maybe we will get to see a little bit of Dennis Siver, after all. The UFC is pulling out all the stops for this week’s “UFC Fight Night 59: McGregor vs. Siver” event, and that means a week of “Embedded” episodes are on the way.

LAS VEGAS – Dennis Siver has been noticeably absent from the UFC’s promotional materials for Sunday’s UFC Fight Night 59 headliner, but company officials insist that will change in the days leading up to the event.

While Conor McGregor seems to think Dennis Siver is little more than a stepping stone on his path to the UFC’s featherweight title, the Russian-born striker has ended some opponents’ nights in painful fashion.